Vucic on Nepal unrest and Kirk’s murder: The scenario was planned for Serbia too, but we saved lives

Appearing on Informer TV, Vucic stated that what happened to Kirk was something no one expected or believed possible in the United States — “a country that was considered a land of democracy and one of the safest countries.”

“It’s terrifying, but even more terrifying were the reactions of half of the American people who didn’t like him and showed their inhumanity,” Vucic said.

He emphasized that leftists who pretend to be the avant-garde and elite “gave themselves permission to kill” and decided that they alone had the right to kill, “while the rest of you don’t even have the right to look at us the wrong way.”

“This liberal movement has created a situation where pets are valued more than children, and each of us has to love pets more than children so as not to upset the leftist elite,” Vucic said.

Speaking about parallels with Serbia, he stressed that the greatest anger “among those who have been trying to destroy Serbia for ten months” is provoked by calls for dialogue.

“If I mention dialogue or debate, it immediately provokes an incredible degree of rage, a fascinatingly high level of aggression from all their supporters, leaders, journalists, and media. For them, something completely normal and common provokes rage, because for them normal is abnormal,” Vucic said.

Regarding the situation in Nepal, Vucic said that people were being killed, and then “idiots,” the day after, as if following a “blockaders’ cookbook,” went out to clean up cigarette butts.

“I don’t exclude the possibility that some of us might be killed,” Vucic added, stressing that “they can’t win otherwise,” and “if they take power, they will destroy the country in six months.”

Speaking about the military parade, he noted that “the same people who organized 24,000 hostile rallies are now complaining that Belgrade was blocked because of the parade.”

Vucic also revealed that Kirk was supposed to be his guest at the beginning of October.

He said that there are two possible dates for early elections — in April or December next year — adding that he would prefer December.

Vucic said that anyone who thinks politically and “everyone with three grams of brain” understands there are two possible dates for early elections, reiterating that he would prefer December.

“I would resign a bit earlier so that we could all go to the elections together. There’s no big philosophy there — people can see what their salaries and pensions are at that time and judge for themselves,” Vucic said.

Asked about his opponents, Vucic said he was not fighting against an unknown adversary, but against opponents “without faces, plans, programs, or ideas,” and declared that the elections would mark their final defeat.

“That’s the trick in carrying out a ‘color revolution’ — hide your face,” Vucic said, adding that the “color revolution” would finally end at the elections.

According to him, the end is near, it is clear he will win, and his opponents will be so convincingly defeated that “they will no longer be able to lie to anyone that they won.”

He emphasized that 25 percent of citizens who had previously “strongly” supported the protesters are now against them.

“The main organizer comes from abroad. They worked on networking and financing our people, creating a student media network, destroying the values of our society,” Vucic said, stressing that members of various intelligence agencies were involved.

He stated that there are three countries supporting this “financially, logistically, and politically,” but that he was “forced” not to say which countries.